I'm Phil Ney with WRCO sports yesterday in summer league baseball.
It was Ithaca getting the win for two over Royal.
They scored all three runs in the third inning on a Cody Burns at bad with the
bases loaded West Nelson scored on a wild pitch and then Cody hit a double to
bring in Sammy Clary and Mac.
Neif Cody scored again in the sixth inning when he walked got to on base then
scored on another wild pitch.
Winning pitcher was Sammy Clary.
He went the seven innings last night to get the victory in the second game
of the night.
The Bulldogs were down six to one going into the fourth inning and then came
within one out of a couple of errors from Adam's friendship.
Then some very timely hits from Mac Neif also Cody Burns with another
double and a hit from a Kai Tuola and it was a 10 eight final.
The Bulldogs pick up the victory pitching last night Houston Bolan and West
Nelson in game two as the Bulldogs swept yet other action from the local
sports scene quail run.
Actually got a league in last night and no rain on Tuesday night.
Josh Koi with a 36 lead the league Aaron Halverson fired a 37 including a
birdie on hole eight Neil Bihoney with a 39 including a birdie on hole five.
Brandon Miller and Steve Satina with 40s also Joe Halverson and Jake
Kaloi Ken Nick senior Andy Marshall and Chris Fink all fired 41s Ken
Nick senior had a birdie on hole one.
Other golfers with holes played under par Rod Reitz birdied hole three Pat
Keegan hole eight and Joe Halverson birdied hole eight flag prize winners
Ken Nick senior with a closest third shot at hole one Rod Reitz we had the
closest to the pin on hole three Aaron Halverson the longest drive in the
fairway on hole five Ken Nick senior closest to the pin on hole seven and
trevon fieldman longest putt on hole nine this week marks the end of the
first half and normally a team would be announced as the winner of the half
but because of three rainouts and the pending makeup rounds a winner can't
be announced until next week a senior member of the Tuesday men's golf league
is retiring from his day job and will able to spend more time on the course
trying to improve his game Tom Davis is retiring from Richland patterns
after more than 45 years of dedicated service.
Congratulations Tom.
There were some makeups though made from last week's matchups Brandon Miller
had a 39 for week 10 also Neil Mahoney with a 40 Aaron Halverson of 41 Jared
McDonald Steve Satina and Rod Reitz all had 42s on Tuesday night church to the
Nazarene kept their undefeated run going topping St Mary's 13 to five all
players for the Nazarene's had at least one hit St Mary scored five runs in the
top of the first but was shut out the rest of the way Richland Baptist temple
to down to Bethel Lutheran 13 eight Malachi frets had a homerun in the win Fred
Kathy was on base safely three out of three times.
Boschabell assembly of God not since first one of the season 2115 over free
Methodist Travis Hudson was five for five Caleb Langher was four for five to lead
Boschabell Adam Burns had two home runs for free Methodist and the mission
topped Richland Baptist temple to 20 to three Quinn Tidrick had five hits.
Games rained out May 21st will be made up tomorrow night.
There's the night's lineup include at seven o'clock.
The mission will play Richland Baptist temple one with Richland Baptist temple
to umpiring at 815 Bethel Lutheran plays Richland Baptist temple to the mission
will umpire on the West Diamond at seven St Mary's will take on church in the
Nazarene Boschabell assembly of God will umpire and at 815 free Methodist plays
Boschabell assembly of God St Mary's will umpire regularly scheduled games will be
played on Tuesday July 16th another evening of makeup games from July 2nd will be
played on Thursday July 25th an updated schedule with the makeup games has been
published on the league's website rcchurch league dot com the Simon Sharks hosted
Lancaster and Prairie Dushin last night at Simon's recreation complex.
Lancaster narrowly edged out the Sharks by scoring 397 to the Sharks 387.
Prairie Dushin came in third with 328 points.
The Sharks youngest member rookie Eve Brawl made her Sharks debut swimming freestyle
butterfly and breaststroke James waterfall led the Sharks and scoring
by winning the freestyle butterfly and breaststroke.
In the freestyle the Sharks had a strong showing from Ryland Muller,
Kalen Burns, Luke Fretz, James waterfall, Perl Fretz,
Grace Fretz and Malachi Fretz claiming first place in seven of the 10 age groups.
The 11 and 12 year old boys swept the 50 butterfly James waterfall finished first Ben
Bosworth finished second and James Clark secured a third place finish.
Kalen Burns won the girls 9 and 10 individual medley by over 20 seconds.
The three person 15 18 year old girls relay team of Chloe Hying, Grace Fretz and Braille and
Olson edge Lancaster with a time of 2402 to Lancaster's 215 20.
The Sharks are back in action Thursday when they travel to Bosca Bell.
On the state scene a six run explosion by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the sixth inning
made the return home disappointing for the Brew Crew Tuesday night.
That rally highlighted a 12 to humbling loss at American Family Field.
The score was tied at two when the visitors struck.
The pirates belted five home runs in the game.
Kalen Rae absorbed the loss and three Pittsburgh pitchers held Milwaukee batters in check.
Here is manager Pat Murphy.
We haven't had one of those games in a while and especially at home.
We've been in every single game.
I've bragged everybody about being in 85 and 90 games, you know, but credit to the pirates.
They did a great job.
Took a shot of it.
And Murphy says the team just has to get back to work.
You have to wash it off and kind of review why you're in the spot.
Might not have changed tonight's outcome, but certainly
herbal pins beat up a little bit.
I mean, we got a bunch of guys on the shelf.
You know that we've had that all year, but guys, it just have to be a little more consistent elsewhere.
And then I should link Philadelphia 10 one over the Dodgers.
The met seven Washington five Cincinnati 12 and Colorado six Atlanta six two over Arizona.
In the American League Tampa Bay five, the Yankees three Cleveland nine eight over Detroit.
Boston 12 Oakland nine Texas five four over the angels.
Minnesota at the White Sox postponed Kansas City at St. Louis postponed yesterday.
The Cubs were winners.
Nine two over Baltimore Houston four Miami three San Francisco four three over Toronto.
And Seattle was a winner eight three against San Diego.
Signing forward.
Hey, what high Smith would have helped the box get some of the athleticism back.
But it was not to be even though superstar guard Damien Lillard
reached out to the 27 year old forward who is known for his quickness and defense.
High Smith is going to stay with the Miami Heat.
He reportedly assigned a two year deal worth $11 million.
Derri Land Express reports that he averaged six points and three rebounds a game last season,
connecting at almost 40% of his three point attempts.
Former Badger forward, a keen Ford is headed to the 2024 Paris Olympics as a member of the team
from Puerto Rico.
The six foot eight Ford has Puerto Rican heritage through his mother.
He has played professional basketball for the last six years finishing this past season
with the Wisconsin herd in the NBA G league.
Puerto Rico is making its first appearance in the Olympic Games in 20 years.
Its first game is scheduled for July 27th.
And Caitlin Clark leads Angel Reese in the race for WNBA rookie of the year honors at the midpoint
of the season, according to a national panel of voters.
Also, the duo have garnered national headlines with record-setting rookie seasons,
so it's no surprise that they're leading candidates for the award.
Clark is leading the WNBA and points accounted for with 713 and also leading the chance
for consecutive double doubles with 13 and leads the league and rebounding with 11.9 a game.
The panel also unanimously voted Las Vegas forward.
Asia Wilson has the player of the year at the halfway point and Cheryl Reeves
has the coach of the year.